English, 27.03.2020 01:29, sierraaasifuent

Which sentence contains the BEST use of dialogue to convey that Harry is afraid of the snake he has found in his back yard?
A) "Yikes! It's a snake! Run and get dad!" Harry yelled fearfully.
B) "Look! It's a snake. Let's catch it and play with it," Harry said to Tom.
C) "A snake! Let's keep looking. There may be a whole family in our back yard." Harry said excitedly.
D) "There's a snake over by the swing in the back yard. I wonder if it's poisonous?" Harry pondered thoughtfully.

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